Your bookish hosts discuss The Murder of Mr. Wickham by Claudia Gray.

We take a break from our regular programming to bring you a quick update on our goals for the year, and to discuss some of our favorite books so far.

Our bookish hosts discuss audiobooks, e-books, and physical formats and which ways and when they want to consume their literature.

In this chapter, we take a time machine back to our youth and discuss some of our favorite books from our younger years up to our teens.

In this week's chapter, your bookish hosts discuss the Girls of Paper and Fire Trilogy by Natasha Ngan. There is a Trigger Warning with this episode as it deals with abuse in many forms. If you, or anyone you know is struggling with these issues please reach out to one of the hotlines provided below, or on our social media platforms.

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Our friend Haylee joins us to round off our recommendations for Pride Month for the + category. In this chapter, we discuss representation we'd like to see more of in our favorite literature. We also vow to have more recommendations for all categories of the alphabet mafia next year, so please leave us plenty of recommendations!

To continue our dive into queer centered books for Pride month, Jenna, Marissa, and Megan tackle TQ. In this chapter, we're discussing gender and some of our favorite books featuring characters or themes revolving around that.

In celebration of Pride month, our favorite bookish hosts go into their favorite gay, lesbian, and bisexual characters in literature.